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OPENING EXERCISES.


1st. Prayer I'd. Appoint,
ment of committee on credentials.
3D.. I Appointment of committee
Oh, rules. Z 9TH! short address
5th. Report Of committee oncre-
dentials. 6th.t Reportl of, com,
mittee OF Iarules. 9TH. Election
of officers. -l1.' auj ii. r
EVENING SESSION.. .ss
1st. Installation of officers I'd.
Welcoming address, by Prof.
VIM. J, Simmons. Sd. Respond
ed to by the president " 4th.
"Power Of the Negro press" 4.
N. tE,j RSvieao, Philadelphia, chair
man, Western appeal, Minnesota;
Weeklyf Neaes! Atlanta, g d.; Negro
-4mericdn, Boston, Mass; Capitol,
Springfield H.; Templaf, jackson
vile, Fla; Radical, St. Joseph,
Mo. hIDiscussion. thereon. '''
5th. Committee report and discus
sion "On the Religious, Education
al anaiSocial status of the coYored
speeple;" Rev. B. F. Lee, "Chris-
tian Recorder" Philadelphia, Pa,
chairman; Southern Advocate, %
Louisiana; s.:Geoggia Baptist y ;
Georgia; "Gold Eagle Tenn;
"Alumnus," Penn; "W estern
Baptist Heraad,'s, iowa; .'Chris-
tian Sta r, % Texas ssChrist1anA In
x,''iAliss ;"Star Of fZion,,' N. G. {;
,"sAfro7Amerieans Eharcltman,7
|,Va,;;4l Pioneers; Texas; ''People's
Journal" Fla; "Oxford Advo
cate," North Carolina; "JournaI, %
1ndiahnapohs+ / hal; I '"Arnerican
Catholic Tribune" Cincinnati,
= sECoN b MORNING SESSION.
. 1st, Uusal or new business.
I'd Reports of committees and
discussion theron. Sd. "The re.
lation of the aAfro-Amerieap to
existing political parties. I 7
Fortune, New York freeman;
A. f., Bradley, Chicago Observer;
JohnaW.. Cromwell, Peoples Ad-
Evoeate; J. A. Arneaux, New York
EEntefprise;nL. g. Wheeler, Chi
cago Consefvator; L. A. Martinez,
Louisiana Standards J, FL. Kee:
bic, Free Lance; r. r. Wright,
Weekly Sentinel; c. Perry,
Tribune, philadelphia Pa. Pa
pers, fifteen minutes each.
1Itlth. industrial Education. .
! Discus ion theron: st. Louis Adl
! vance, Missouri, chairman; Mem
phis Watchmen, Tenn; Arkansas
Review, Arkansas; American
Baptist KY; Phoenix. Ga: St
Mary's Herald, Louisiana; South-
| .errnn5r' errnn5 > Independence, Alabama
Mary yland director, Maryland.
Report of committee on
| southern outrages:" Rt.. Rev. III
! NJ. Tuner, Southern Recorder
chairman Planet, Virginia; Sun
| Arkansas iAtlantagDefance, Ga.
Gate CtyPress, Mo-; Boston Ad
vocate, Mass. Baptist Advocate
Louisiana; Baptist Standard, N
c.; Virginia Critic, Va; Kuightt
of Wise Men, Tenn,a 0llio Fall,
Express, KY 3 1Ylndicafor, sal
Nro,oiro, L- NaEf aj~sas iJFiiUssd -Sess--gsgss2
Il IduClcSD.:7- aatrEia u .b'sqi.ss 'Sd, agzsz
9iI Vi AFTERNOON SESSION : s
{ n 1st. "Labor and u. Capital
their relation" Richmond Plan
ct, Richmond, Va, chairman
a Rlaipdealer.,1 .s ID Michigan. sLlgh
i Hauke, Texas; Cleveland lob
+ ohRs Living Way Tenn 5.4.' Bap at
? gP,ist Pio oneer,s Ala.s;5alC Chattaneog
Tr;h1 Tenn Rantist Reac0r
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MIR. Albert Thomas will re-
Iam iu Philadelphia next winter.
Mr.. j. Ill. Hudnell, was In the
~ this week. He has left for
evr Pmk.
Scores of our people are sick
FL the cramps and cholera NOR
| |Mr. James f. Nickens, late of
! c Writings, has gone to
|rataga.
MIR. Andrew i Hllyer and wife,
r at hiiroo4n Hall. Harpers
|grry, W., Va.
Mr.. ID. Corbins has opened a
ac rcireshment saloon on Frank
rueet.
The aged Women's Home has
progress a lawn party. Patro
za this laudabIe enterprise.
| |Nr. Robert Blackston, will re.
|m to Washington in the fall.
ter an absence Of 5 years.
Mr.. Gent Forrest, of WiIber
bee, is in the city. Mr.. Forres
a jolly good fellow.
w, p. Gray's Civil Rights Bar
Pr Shop, is the only place in tow
here gentlemen can have fire
ass work done. ea ng.
Mrs. DR.. S. r. Watts and chill
u have left the city for The
dmer, Mrs. watts is fast improv
|g. @AHl &l
Rev, w. Bishop Johnson. lef
y city for Lynchburg, Va.
ednesday, and his wife left for
|aucsvilie, Md. "a
DIR. S. A. Sumby has taken ou
permit to erect a fine store anC
Irelling on f ST. between Sd anC
sts., 5. w, where he expects tc
ben fist class drug store.
Civil Rights Barber Shop, 15tl
nd l. SITS. n. W., is where ever,
ustomer is furnished with a cl al
pWel. Call in and see for your
Mr.. Sidney Mcfarland, vii
Pave the city for Albany mex
eek to be gone several days
Her has return be and his Wit
E III spend several weeks at Wes
|Eer Md.
The marriage of Mr.. Henr
aryls, Sr, 70 Miss Auua War.
CN' at the 18th st. Baptis
9urea, } last Thursday eve'g Wa
brilliant affair. After the MAJ
H Ha$e a reception was held at 133:
o.h san. w, which was ATTENDED
large circle of friends an
/ Ieluanjances.
Mrs. Sadie Keys and Miss Ros
s"ts, will leave for Dulensvilf,
a. to-day. Both ladies wi
1 nlaln during the summer. Mrs
EsyS' who has host of friend
NJ whose company is at all time
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Forbs. . l5s did the play playing nnggfbor fbor WASH
gington; Dale of the Smoky City,
was the only one of thellPittsburg
players who showed any = pro.
fciency i'm the art of base ball
laying the remainder,de depending
upon wind. -. y A@n = q :
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We have lost many worthy and
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triarch, IR. Ii, Lancaster, the. old
est colored Odd y Fellow In the
world, Israel Marvel, an old iciti-
zen, Mrs Robert Darrell, an arnia.
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Jr., IS Richmond, 1Va., aRichmon
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
HOW 4 PRISONER ESCAPED FROM jail.
MAKING WAY TO FREEDOM WITH A HEATED

MAKING A WAY TO FREEDOM WITH HEATED
PoKER-THE STORY OF TON" WORTH
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-"Tom" Worth. alias jim Freeman
who escaped from the Oconco Jail Sunday night was
caught hero yesterday Worth was under arrest Tor
shooting the marshal last summer. THIS Is inc
third time he has broken Jail since his arrest ana the
story Of his escape this me told by him. Is interest
ing Here II s
was over months in burning that hole through na
five each day In which 10 WORK IHt
fellow confined In another cell on tho same oor
coal didn't dare do am tlhg Whe
lie about for fear hc would give lac away 10 tie
confined in cell the second fo0r OF the Jii nc
building Is constructed Of heavy logs twenty inches h
The ceiling il O logs about fourteen by sixteen lhcn ~
corridor front OF door coal Stove AlohE W
know 10 was Try The walls, but Thought inHnt
make my through the ceiling That was covered W "
boards the logs. managed 20 py ihose OF anu
nails Then started In 10 burn on the onds OF o
when thought could raise u. managed 10 Durn INC
of but fouui heavy log rested across II ABOVE III,
had begin again. The cell whitewdshc' anu
chips would fall of saved and dissolved IN my
cup w this painted the places about We hall
holes that nothing wonl be suspected lou see they m
sprcted my cell week and had to be fhy
As the other prisoner would go down -
every day would remove tc boards, heat uic poh,r "
burn one holes. II slow work, bat had goo
luck. and finally the block only held 10y lew unbur'u
points Sunday night removed the block aud cept ~ aie
rid Of the shackla once overhead hHa 20 ,ue
through the woatherbOarng. came near Sucking eiV'
RS got the hole too small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
TRAINS B4TTLING WITH SNOWDRIF1S
sEvrRr STORM IN NEw-EYGLAND AND NORTHERN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO TRAVEL"
FARMINGToS Me-, Feb pa regular blizzard has pre-
vailed hero since yesterday. snowstorm :aged IN inc
forenoon inches falling before night and gale
followed. Immense drifts block all roads and the
schedules OF passenger trains cancelled TINS mornR
something has happened before foroyertweny
years
CONCORD, n. H., Feb 25.-Yestcrdays storm caused n
severe interruption traffic the upper railroads The
snow Is drifting badly the main line OF the Boston and
Lowell between Grafton and Franklin. All trains nave
been cancelled on the PassumpsIc road. Woodsvile,
" H. dispatch says: "The storm yesterday caused the
most SERIOUS blockade OF the throughout Northern
New iiamp shire and Vermont The temDeraturc SUI,
denly fell below and the wind, blowing gaze an
night completely stopped railroad traffic until THIS
morning 30 trains have arrived here from Aontreai
since yesterday"
ST. JoHssBrgY, w. Feb 2j.It is said there Is fifteen
miles OF tho Boston and Lowell road west OF here upon
which the ia flom five TO twenty feet deep The
highways OF the hills are nearly mpasseble.
SARATOGA, " Y, Feb. 25.-rhc Adirondack passenger
train that left here at 10 o'clock yesterday morning Is
showed IN and up to 9o'clock this morning had not
reached stony Creek thirty miles north OF here AT $50
o'clock last night the train ascertaincd TO be some
where between Corinth and IIadley, but since then
nothing has been heard from IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
TIE SHAMEFUL SPECTiCLE IN INDIANA.
THE EVOLUTIONARY DEMOCRATS STILL CARRYING
THINGS WITH 4 HIGH HAND.

THE EVOLUTIONARY DEMOCRATS STILL CAEEllNG
THINGS WITH 4 HIGH HAND.
IvpIAvAroLIs, Feb - (Spccidn.-Again there was
large crowd about the Senate Chamber this morning.
but thcro was less excitement than yesterday and
there was little danger of another outbreak In antc-
patton OF trouble. however the doorkeeper hal sworn
In fity assistants guard the doors and hundred
deputy sheriils distributed about the nails OF the
CAPITOL the Governor having refused to furnish any OF
the States militia force aid Smith in holding the
position he has usurpcd. When Lieutcnant-Governor
Robertson demanded admission he was told by the
doorkecper that he could not enter, Smith having
given orders to that effect, and he was turned away
The Republican members OF the Senate we've present
during the session but refused to vote on any question
presented by Smith presiding officer resolution
was introduced by Democratic member proposing 10
submit the Lcutenant-t overnorshp contest 10 inc
Supreme Court Judges as board OF arhitratioh anu
to abide by their opinion citizens instead OF JuhGeS
as to who should preside the Senate. Inc resoiu
ton was adopted by the Demo as. the kepuolichhs
refusing to vote on the proposition senator McOoh
aid made violent partisan speech, in which referring
TO the trouble between him and Senator johnson yes
teray he said that nobody would have made such an
assault except "a coward and crazy fool lie ac
clarcd that he was personally rcsponsiDo iVr "h"' ho
said either inside or outside thrs sSenate.
Legislation Is impossible. for while bills may pass
either the House tho Senate they cannot be received
in the other This morning there were rumors OF com
pro mises OF various kinds but neither side has YET
authorized any proposition looking toward an aca
BILE settlement of the trouble With the treasury
bankrupt in consequence of Democratic extrdvagahce
and the public institutions bally demora zed' inc s.
uation Ia that threatens disaster 10 state htces's
and the reyoutOnists are being loudly c0nucmueu py
Democrats rs well as Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-26
MONTREAL HAS MS OWN BOoDLERs::
HOW THE ALDERMEN SOLD THEIR INFLUENCE TO
PEOPLE WHO WANTED WATER PIPES AND FERRY


HOW THE ALDERMEN SOLD THEIR INFLUENCE TO
PEOPLE WHO WANTED WATER PIPES AND FERRY
FRANCHISES.
MONTREAL, Fen. 25 (SpecidD.-The Aldermen and the
employees the City Hall much exercised over the
charges made concerning the combine which exists IN
City Hall. meeting OF the City Council has been called
for Monday TO take what steps may be considered ncces
sary In the matter Alderman Donovan chairman or thc
Water Committee said to-day: 1.-THE references made 10
great many people but there several more Of hcse
kind things that have not yet been freely discussed
in public especially the Filgate case, In which
Alderman Wilson mixed up. Mr. fiiSatc told me
that Wilson demanded from him 81 800 for his influence
and .st OF his friends in the Council 10 obtain renewal
OF his years for the It, ecns Island ferry
Mr. Fgatc refused pay and lost the contract 1t was
given the Rchclieu aud Ontario Navigation Company
tried hard to get Council to sft the matter 10 The
bottom, but there always some excuse, Mr
Me- hanc now Minister OF Public Works In Mercicrs Cab
met was one OF Wilson's defenders. Whenever asked
any questions in council about t!Is money was tolh
"Oh, must have something FOR the boys also helu
that 81 800 paid for granting the privilege OF Jay ing
twelveinch water pipe to the sugar refinery ana tha
the sum was equally divided among thrce hcmpels Va
the road committee . - g.,
Mr.. Weir president OF the 10 Banque Vile Marie, SAID
AT meeting held IN September, lss e. q. Pcrlau
spoke OF the sale Of the abattoirs and sara ne couid
manage II he had certain OF money Tor dlSDuFsc
ment He said distinctly that the influence of Ahcrhah
OF other Aldermen mentioned hut cannot reineIn
ber them Mr. PerTanlt wanted advance of sioOo on
his commission. subsequently heard that ~ 600 Was
advanced upon Montreal abattoir bonds
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DEATH DUE TO AN INSANE PATIENT

PrTrsBURG, Feb % tSpcciap.-Miss Jennie Deverc'
an elderly woman. who had attained reputation "s
one of the best nurses for the insane in the onited
States died at her home in New castle yesterday nom
the effects OF injuries received at the hands OF female
patient at Dixmont Hospital nearly Two years ago.
Miss Deverc, in company with other attendants, was
taking q number Of patients through the grounds lor
exercise, when the woman who made the assault SUD
dcnly started run down the embankaeut wnich
Lads from Di,mont 10 the tracks of tho PIttsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway. Miss Devere ipl-
lowed IN pursuit and overlook the fugitive nj @ rhe
brink of a c directly overlooking tho raiiroao
two women engaged in a short struggle which endeu
by the patient throwing Miss Deycre over the or'hA'
tracturing her thigh She never recovered.
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AFRAID TO ENTER THEIR HOUSES.


CROWDS KILLED AT BALL-EsTIMAIING THE NUM-
BER KILLED BY THE EARTHQUAKES.
PARIS Feb 25-Dlspatches from Genoa state that the
people slept outdoors last night Many persons went on
board ships in the harbor and 10000 fled from the city
by rail There was ball in house Dlano Marino.
When the shock the building wrecked and
many lives lost. The dancers lay dead in heaps
upon the ground Many Of the houses destroyed had large
tanks underneath which filed with new olive oil In
tended for expectation to France and Germany party
Of soldiers while exploring the ruins found Judge Rossi
beneath mass Of ruins He was still alive. While the
trying to extricate him beam FELL killing tho
Judge and wounding one of the soldiers.
Fifteen thousand persons have left Nice and the exodus
continues. Throughout tho Riviera the railway sta
tions arc throngod with people anxious to get
away. At Nice and Cannes the inhabitants, VINO nave
been camping out are returning their homes icster-
days shock destroyed the arches OF the Cathedral Church
of the Conception Nice Another earthquake was felt
this morning The disturbance was slight
Dispatches from Rome give the following official list OF
killed and wounded: Baardo 800 killed and wounded
Diano Marina. $50 killed and injured Brcssano. 90
killed and SO nured Diano Castello 80 killed. Case'
| lano. 80 killed and many injured The number OF per,
sons killed is less IL than was smpp%se noens WeTe
killed and l56 injured. In the Province or Genoa ~
were killed and 81 injured. Bajardo and Disno Marino
| damaged The churches at Bajardo Castcllaro and
Aurigo were thrown down by the shock
Slight damage was done in the Basses Apes; In the
department OF Var the walls OF houses ana churches were
cracked. No hives were lost. 49, ,
Flammaron and other astronomers predict further
shocks but they the disturbances Will probably bc
less NJ Goblet, the Prime Minister, has sent 10
the project of Nice remittance of 10000 francs Tor tc
ger Minister OF War; has placed detachment OF engi
neers at the disposal OF the l'refect oI Nice -, a.,
The hotels here are crowded with fugivcs from 'hc
| Riviera number OF suffering from Illness
caused by fright in the earthquakes